Yuri Lowenthal to Appear on TV shows Alias and Reasonable Doubt

Liza J. Sloss, publicist (Slingshot PR) for actor and voice over talent, Yuri Lowenthal, is proud to announce that Yuri has just completed filming the episode entitled ”The Awful Truth” on the hit TV series “Alias.”


(PRWEB) September 2, 2004 -- Fresh from his guest star appearance on Discovery’s newest primetime legal drama, “Reasonable Doubt,” airing later this year, Yuri Lowenthal just wrapped a co-starring role on television’s hottest spy show, “Alias.”

TV-on-DVD Edition of 'Scene It?' DVD Board Game Coming!

For over a year I've been enjoying a fun DVD-based board game called "Scene It?",
which I suspect many of you who are reading this have played, heard of, or seen in
stores. For those of you who haven't discovered this great game yet, here's the nickel
tour...more

Garner hits it big in first comedic roleBy

You sure wouldn't know it from her deadly serious ABC spy drama Alias, but Jennifer Garner is downright hilarious. The actress' sparkling comic timing helps to make 13 Going on 30 one of the most fun girly movies so far this year -- like a softer, gentler, slightly duller Mean Girls.Garner plays Jenna, a 13-year-old unpopular girl who finds herself trapped in the body of her gorgeous, perky 30-year-old self.

The body-switching genre, which reached a fever pitch in the '80s and peaked with Big, has never been known for overwhelming viewers with its intelligence or creativity.But 13 Going on 30, which can be most closely compared to that 1988 Tom Hanks comedy, is a perfectly delightful diversion, with Garner's infectious comedic chops at its core. She's backed up by great supporting performances from Judy Greer (The Village) as her childhood nemesis turned adult best friend, and Mark Ruffalo (Collateral) as the grown-up boy who once adored his pal Jenna.

The DVD is stuffed -- arguably overstuffed -- with extra features. There are 18 deleted or extended scenes, some of them superfluous enough that they don't even have audio tracks. Overall, you don't get the sense that anything vital was cut....more

News on the MI:3 sequel and Alias DVDs

The timing couldn’t have been better. J.J. Abrams has just been confirmed as the new director of Mission: Impossible 3 and he was available for interviews promoting the soon to be release Alias Season Three DVD. Naturally, we began with the M:I 3 questions but managed to move into the DVD and the upcoming fourth season of Alias. The DVD features commentaries, a behind-the-scenes feature on location dressing (Making Olive Ave. look like a different country every week, as Abrams puts it) and an animated Sidney Bristow adventure.
Since Frank Darabont wrote the Mission ...more